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Despite the scheduled closure of polling booths at 5 pm, numerous centers experienced persistent queues as eager voters remained committed to casting their ballots

CM KCR exercised his franchise at at Chinthamadaka village in Siddipet constituency on Thursday.

73.77 percent voting was recorded in Khammam while 66.37 percent voting was recorded in Kothagudem at 5 pm

Telangana has registered an approximate voter turnout of 63.94 percent by 5 pm, a significantly lower figure than the 73.74 percent recorded in 2018

Prominent personalities such as actors, sports persons and politicians have taken to X to share their photographs asking voters to cast their right.

Yakuthpura has recorded the least with 5.28 per cent.

Telangana Chief Minister K Chandrasekhar Rao exchanged greetings with a few individuals assembled at the polling station.

Speaking after voting Sajjanar said that the right to vote is like a diamond weapon in a democratic system. The right to vote shows that our future is in our hands.

Standing in queues, the voters cast their votes at Vivek Vardhini Educational Society here.

The AIMIM chief arrived at the polling station around 9 am.

The couple cast their votes at the Nandi Nagar Greater Hyderabad Municipal Corporation (GHMC) Community Hall, contributing to the ongoing democratic process in the state.

While Malkajgiri recorded 5.81 per cent, Kukatpally saw 5.32 per cent polling. Uppal and Mechal recorded 5 and 2.4 per cent respectively.

With one election staff placed at all polling centres who are tasked with helping voters find their booth numbers, there is also one volunteer to help PWD and elderly voters and an ASHA worker.

Your vote should continue the prosperity among farmers and extend support to continuing the revolution in agriculture sector.

He said that polling is underway peacefully in 15 constituencies of Hyderabad district.

Polling was delayed in booth number 302 of Ibrahimpatnam of Korutla constituency, booth number 228 of Gollapalli mandal of Jagtial segment and booth number 39 of Dharmapuri mandal of Dharmapuri constituency.

The district administrations of Khammam and Kothagudem districts made elaborate arrangements to conduct polling in a smooth and peaceful manner. Voters started arriving in large numbers at the polling stations at 7 am to cast their votes.

Actor Chiranjeevi, accompanied by his family, participated in the voting process at Jubilee Hills Club. State’s Chief Electoral Officer Vikas Raj cast his vote in S.R. Nagar, and Jr NTR, along with his family, also contributed to the electoral proceedings.

Encouraging 'urban voters' to play an active role, the BRS leader appealed to them to exercise their franchise.

Both actors reached the polling stations soon after the polling commenced and stood in the queue along with other voters.